telling the truth may always be bizarre
we have to do it with the proper flair
not every waggon's hitched up to a star
we do not dream the magical bazaar
where visions are conjured from empty air
telling the truth may always be bizarre
not all our music suits the large guitar
our eyes must be adjusted to the glare
not every waggon's hitched up to a star
no one has drowned beyond the harbour bar
who had not told us it was just unfair
telling the truth may always be bizarre
we see the mirage coming from afar
since in the emptiness we needs must stare
not every waggon's hitched up to a star
harsh ages and the weather cannot mar
the ones who truly learn to love and care
telling the truth may always be bizarre
not every waggon's hitched up to a star
Odd ravings, comments, and other wastes of time. Some are in plain prose, yet others are in rhyme.
06 December 2007
passing no gates
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